Supply Chain Compliance & FASCSA Monitoring

The contract involves ongoing monitoring of SAM.gov to identify and track prohibitions under the Federal Acquisition Supply Chain Security Act (FASCSA), ensuring that covered articles subject to restrictions are properly flagged within the supply chain. The contractor will be responsible for systematically identifying impacted items, assessing compliance across supplier tiers, and delivering detailed reporting to affirm adherence to federal supply chain security requirements. This work requires continuous surveillance of federal databases, analysis of procurement data, and proactive communication to mitigate risks associated with prohibited sources or components. The solicitation is structured as a subcontract under a Total Small Business Set-Aside, exclusively available to small businesses as defined by the SBA, with the NAICS code 541611 indicating management, scientific, and technical consulting services. It is issued by DLA Maritime - Pearl Harbor under the Department of Defense, with responses due by July 1, 2026. The scope demands high accuracy and timeliness in compliance reporting, as failure to detect or report noncompliant items could result in regulatory or operational consequences for the federal supply chain. The contractor must maintain robust systems to track, document, and escalate findings in alignment with evolving FASCSA requirements and DoD standards.